CFUW advocates for women's equality in Canada and abroad, and is concerned with a wide range of other public policy issues important to women, including: aboriginal affairs, education, the environment, peace, justice and human rights, among others. CFUW advocacy is guided by the policies voted on by CFUW members every year at our Annual General Meeting. These policies come from the grassroots of our organization and are the result of extensive research, debate, and consultation. At the national level, we monitor federal legislation and policies and stay in contact with the Government of Canada and other government officials to communicate our members’ views.
· “Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world; indeed it’s the only thing that ever has.” (Margaret Mead).
·
Club Projects
· Hosted the B.C. CFUW AGM, April 2012
· Ongoing Action on issues related to child and family poverty in South Delta (2012-2015)
· Researched, prepared, submitted, and supported at the national CFUW AGM, a resolution on the need for a federal child advocate
· Community partners
· Delta Assist, a large social service agency serving North and South Delta
· Delta School Delta 37
· CFUW North Delta club
·
Club Projects
· Hosted the B.C. CFUW AGM, April 2012
· Ongoing Action on issues related to child and family poverty in South Delta (2012-2015)
· Researched, prepared, submitted, and supported at the national CFUW AGM, a resolution on the need for a federal child advocate
· Community partners
· Delta Assist, a large social service agency serving North and South Delta
· Delta School Delta 37
· CFUW North Delta club